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Hot Melt Rubber-based adhesive
It’s now more important than ever to have a wide understanding of the labels and labeling processes.Formulations based on a synthetic rubber copolymer, along with tackifiers and additives. For a long time, acrylic emulsion adhesives dominated the landscape of applications for pressure-sensitive labels, and packaging decision makers may not even question anymore whether acrylic adhesives are right for the job.
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Hot Melt Rubber-based adhesive
It’s now more important than ever to have a wide understanding of the labels and labeling processes.Formulations based on a synthetic rubber copolymer, along with tackifiers and additives. For a long time, acrylic emulsion adhesives dominated the landscape of applications for pressure-sensitive labels, and packaging decision makers may not even question anymore whether acrylic adhesives are right for the job. But due to improvements in rubber-based adhesives (sometimes referred to as “hot melt” or “100 percent solids” adhesives), asking too few questions could mean overlooking some very compelling options for labeling applications these days.Excellent adhesion to challenging substrates, especially to low surface energy plastic substrates such as polyethylene and other polyolefins. Excellent resistance to humidity and water.
These adhesives can also be applied to moist substrates and even to slightly contaminated substrates. Specific adhesives exhibit excellent adhesion even under extreme cold conditions (down to -18°C). Some are modified for high resistance to sun radiation.To ensure you end up with an adhesive that best suits your needs, it is important to understand the properties of available adhesives, including how they work, which applications they are most suited for and how they are applied. To help you get started, let’s take a quick look at hot melt adhesives, specifically, so you can determine whether the right adhesive for your label application may have been eluding you.
Hot Melt Rubber-based adhesive
It’s now more important than ever to have a wide understanding of the labels and labeling processes.Formulations based on a synthetic rubber copolymer, along with tackifiers and additives. For a long time, acrylic emulsion adhesives dominated the landscape of applications for pressure-sensitive labels, and packaging decision makers may not even question anymore whether acrylic adhesives are right for the job. But due to improvements in rubber-based adhesives (sometimes referred to as “hot melt” or “100 percent solids” adhesives), asking too few questions could mean overlooking some very compelling options for labeling applications these days.Excellent adhesion to challenging substrates, especially to low surface energy plastic substrates such as polyethylene and other polyolefins. Excellent resistance to humidity and water.
These adhesives can also be applied to moist substrates and even to slightly contaminated substrates. Specific adhesives exhibit excellent adhesion even under extreme cold conditions (down to -18°C). Some are modified for high resistance to sun radiation.To ensure you end up with an adhesive that best suits your needs, it is important to understand the properties of available adhesives, including how they work, which applications they are most suited for and how they are applied. To help you get started, let’s take a quick look at hot melt adhesives, specifically, so you can determine whether the right adhesive for your label application may have been eluding you.
